A Pew Research Poll (done in 2010) showed that 23 percent of Americans have a tattoo. According to an article in the American Academy of Dermatology, about half of the people in their 20s have either a tattoo or body piercing (other than for pierced earrings) and the number is growing. Most of them really are gorgeous works of art such as actor, singer, writer, artist, photographer and other career in the different kind of career similar to an engineer , athlete, machinist, director most of them are careers which doing about art and rarely meeting with new people. Many companies have become increasing lenient about their policies which regarding tattoos. It means they can have tattoos if it's not too large and they can cover when they are in the workplace, even The U.S. Army changed the regulations in 2015 after realizing that its restrictions on tattoos were costing it recruits. Because Surveys have shown that some 30% of people between the ages of 25 and 34 have at least one tattoo, and tattoos are nearly as popular among those younger than …show more content…
In Thailand the career includes candidates of government officer, military, police, attorney, judge, doctor. For healthcare professionals tattoos may present problems in being hired to work because there are many side effects about tattoos in healthy HIV, AIDS and infection from the needles and effect of tattoo ink that will burn with radioactive (or MRI). For Police Officers and Law Enforcement it’s mean the stereotypical connection of tattoos being gang related and can be unprofessional and frightening for members of the public .So Company’s main reasons for not acceptable tattoos are they are not considered professional, Tattoos means negative stigma of being associated with crime activity and they can be complicate and will make trouble within the workplace – such as debates or arguments with customers And the last is The psychology about tattoos according to Criminal Anthropology (1895) and Savage Origins of Tattooing (1896), Cesare Lombroso laid out the foundations for literature examining the link between criminal and tattooing. Since then, researchers have noted the continuing combination between tattooed individuals and groups associate with crime.